We Are All Human, And All Do

Hebrews . This Book Is Much Superior To Most Of The Writings Attributed To St. Paul, Though Passages In The Other Books Are Very Admirable.

We Are All Human, And All Do Wrong.

It Is A Governing Principle Of Nature, That The Agency Which Can Produce Most Good, When Perverted From Its Proper Aim, Is Most Productive Of Evil. It Behooves The Well-intentioned, Therefore, Vigorously To Watch The Tendency Of Even Their Most Highly Prized Institutions, Since That Which Was Established In The Interests Of The Right, May So Easily Become The Agent Of The Wrong.

Many Words Are In A State Of Mutation, The Pronunciation Being Unsettled Even In The Best Society, A Result That Must Often Arise Where Language Is As Variable And Undetermined As The English.

Liberty Is Not A Matter Of Words, But A Positive And Important Condition Of Society. Its Greatest Safeguard After Placing Its Foundations On A Popular Base, Is In The Checks And Balances Imposed On The Public Servants.